Article III..natural born subjects...sujets naturelsThat I do not know for certain. The language of the British act would seem to imply that he’s still a citizen. Kenya’s claim lapsed just after the age of majority. Indonesia is a mystery, but if there were to be some affirmative act as far as citizenship in another nation, seeing as how he was expatriated with his mother and stepfather as a child, then there could be a problem as far as having retained his US citizenship. Claiming foreign aid in the United States could represent just such an affirmative act, but I’m merely speculating.
Obama is uniquely questionable among all the Presidents that we have ever had. His legal father was a nonresident alien. The marriage of his parents has come under question due to the possibility of bigamy, but that is a big question mark, since the supposed Kenyan marriage was tribal. He was adopted. He lived in Indonesia and attended school there under a military regime that was known for strict citizenhsip requirements in order to even attend school and the country did not allow dual citizenship. Obama’s being a minor child at the time would seem to preclude his having lost his US citizenship due to the actions of his parents, but then again you have him reaching the age of majority and spending time there. His name has been changed at least twice, from his birth name to Soetoro and back again, or maybe not, we just don’t know. He’s a complete cipher.
we have two words..indigenes found in Vattel and de ingenuis found in The Institutes of Justinian..
indigenes-native..
de ingenuis..a person who is free from the moment of his birth who have been either both born free or made free
natural..law.. the way which we are placed into the world by our birth natural law..the highest rule of human conduct as imposed by God on man..
natural born..sujets naturels..natural subjects..natural born subjects..
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The Institutes of Justinian...
going thru the books the founders had in their possession..
cognati..ties of blood..
sui juris..all descendents through the male line were in his power.
what the son acquired belongs to the father..
can Latin de ingenuis migrate to the french..indigenes
Article III..natural born subjects...sujets naturels